Coastal Green Council
The Horry Georgetown Home Builders Association is proud to announce the formation of the COASTAL GREEN COUNCIL. The mission of the Council is to educate the public about the advantages of “Green” building practices and techniques, sponsor education programs and activities for the benefit of our members, recommend legislation and regulations that can stimulate Green Building, encourage ethical conduct, good business practices and advance the image of the Green building Industry. This program was formed to educate members and consumers and is encouraging builders to participate using the NAHB National Green building Program which offer innovative, resource-efficient building techniques, while preserving affordability.
The Council meets monthly and membership dues are $50.00 annually.
Download a membership application or email Cindy Ott at
for more information. Become a part of GREEN today!
Coastal Green Council Charter Members
The following businesses and representatives are the Charter Members of the Coastal Green Council:
| Member Business |
Representative |
| ABC Supply Company |
Wayne Altizer |
| Annas Development |
Jeff Annas |
| Bank of America |
Ellen Fields |
| Classic Home Building & Design |
Berkley White |
| Coastal Tinting |
Matt Lillich |
| DDC Engineers, Inc. |
John Ryder |
| Dawol Homes |
Rob Clemons |
| Down East Polysteel, LLC |
John Mooring |
| Excalibur Construction |
Edward Friend |
| Holly Kaufmann |
Holly Kaufmann |
| Longley Kitchen & Bath |
Trisha Hogan |
| Mohawk Industries |
Ron Watts |
| MoldStoppers |
Bill Murray |
| Ocean Breeze Awnings |
Dr. David Powers |
| Revere Building Products |
Dale Whitten |
| Santee Cooper |
Herman Holmes |
| SCE&G |
Charlene "Charlie" Leone |
| Southern Home Design |
Tom Lee |
| Southern Spray Foam |
Gene Young |
| Sterling Homes |
Harry Dill |
| The Earthworks Group |
Steven Strickland |
| The Earthworks Group |
Denise Sherman |
| The Pacesetter Company |
Myra Littlejohn, Chairman |
| Thompkins Construction |
Jimmy Thompkins |
| Tricity Insulation |
Danny Allen |
| Tricity Insulation |
Hernan Arias |
| Westmoreland Group II, LLC |
Ric Hucks |
CERTIFIED GREEN PROFESSIONAL DESIGNATION
The following Horry Georgetown Home Builders Association members were awarded the Certified Green Professional (CGP) Designation:
- Jeff Annas (Annas Development Building)
- Bruce Atkins (Sterling Homes)
- Shawn Becker (Ameri Built Homes)
- Fred Coyne (Westbridge Homes)
- Dana Cristaldi (Vision Home Builders)
- Harry Dill (Sterling Homes)
- Jason Douglas (Sterling Homes)
- Ray Floyd (Re-Builders)
- Fon Folk (Sterling Homes)
- Fredric Hucks (Westmoreland Group)
- Roger Kot (Courtash Builders)
- Tom Lee (Southern Home Design)
- Todd Moran (Tri City Insulation)
- Chuck Peterson (Apex Homes, Inc.)
- Dr. David Powers (Ocean Breeze Awnings Inc.)
- David Thomas (Faulkner Thomas, Inc.)
- Berkley White (Classic Home Building & Design)
- Myra Littlejohn (The Pacesetter Company)
- Jimmy Thompkins (Thompkins Construction Company)
- David Wolons (Dawol Homes)
- Edward Friend (Excalibur Construction)
- Angela Victoria (Carolina Cooling & Plumbing)
- Derrick Blanton (Derrick Blanton Construction)
- Hernan Arias (TriCity Insulation)
- Tom Baker (Impressive Concrete)
- Jamie Brewer (Arthur Rutenberg Homes)
- Russell Dziubak (Silver Crest Homes)
- Gil Edwards (Ryland Homes)
- Ronald English (Muirfield Homes)
- Charlene "Charlie" Leone (SCE&G)
- Gene Young (Southern Spray Foam)
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These are a select group of professional builders, remodelers and other industry professionals nationwide who have earned this designation. They are identified as those with knowledge of the best strategies for incorporating green building principles into homes. This designation is part of the NAHB National Green Building Program and is administered by the NAHB University of Housing and sponsored locally by the Horry Georgetown Home Builders Association.
In three days of coursework, the CGP curriculum incorporates a variety of information tailored to green building and business practices. The CGP curriculum incorporates training by leading building industry practitioners and academics on strategies for incorporating green-building principles into homes without driving up the cost of construction, how green homes provide buyers lower maintenance and better indoor air quality and competitively differentiating green projects by demonstrating their durability and favorable environmental impact as well as energy and resource efficiency.
To learn more about Green, go to www.nahbgreen.org.
Federal Tax Credits / Deductions: http://www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?c=products.pr_tax_credits
State Incentives (SC Energy Office): http://www.energy.sc.gov/index.aspx?m=1&t=5
Utility Incentives (State wide): http://www.dsireusa.org |
